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The 2003/2004 season saw Arsenal set a team record that was reported across the planet. Its not every day a professional sporting team goes an entire season without losing a single game but this is what Arsenal achieved, having played a full season of 38 games that ended undefeated in every game, WINNING 26 of those games and drawing the other 12. The 38th and last game saw Arsenal losing 1-0 at home to Leicester at half time before turning the game on its head for a 2-1 win in the second half. Arsenal scored 73 Premier League goals conceding 26 in a never to be forgotten incredible season. Arsenal went on to win the Premier League and the icing on the cake was a 2-2 draw at White Hart Lane (25-04-2004) which clinched the title with four games to spare.
Home---Away
2-1 Everton H 16-08-2003
0-4 Middlesbro A 24-08-2003
2-0 Aston Vila H 27-08-2003
1-2 Man City A 31-08-2003
1-1 Portsmouth H 13-09-2003
0-0 Man Utd A 21-09-2003
3-2 Newcastle H 26-09-2003
1-2 Liverpool A 04-10-2003
2-1 Chelsea H 18-10-2003
1-1 Charlton A 26-10-2003
1-4 Leeds A 01-11-2003
2-1 Tottenham H 08-11-2003
0-3 Birmingham A 22-11-2003
0-0 Fulham H 30-11-2003
1-1 Leicester A 06-12-2003
1-0 Blackburn H 14-12-2003
1-1 Bolton A 20-12-2003
3-0 Wolves H 26-12-2003
0-1 Southampton A 29-12-2003
1-1 Everton A 07-01-2004
4-1 Middlesbro H 10-01-2004
0-2 Aston Villa A 18-01-2004
2-1 Man City H 01-02-2004
1-3 Wolverhampton W A 07-02-2004
2-0 Southampton H 10-02-2004
1-2 Chelsea A 21-02-2004
2-1 Charlton H 28-02-2004
0-2 Blackburn R A 13-03-2004
2-1 Bolton H 20-03-2004
1-1 Man Utd H 28-03-2004
4-2 Liverpool H 09-04-2004
0-0 Newcastle A 11-04-2004
5-0 Leeds H 16-04-2004
2-2 Tottenham A 25-04-2004
0-4 Middlesbro A 24-08-2003
2-0 Aston Vila H 27-08-2003
1-2 Man City A 31-08-2003
1-1 Portsmouth H 13-09-2003
0-0 Man Utd A 21-09-2003
3-2 Newcastle H 26-09-2003
1-2 Liverpool A 04-10-2003
2-1 Chelsea H 18-10-2003
1-1 Charlton A 26-10-2003
1-4 Leeds A 01-11-2003
2-1 Tottenham H 08-11-2003
0-3 Birmingham A 22-11-2003
0-0 Fulham H 30-11-2003
1-1 Leicester A 06-12-2003
1-0 Blackburn H 14-12-2003
1-1 Bolton A 20-12-2003
3-0 Wolves H 26-12-2003
0-1 Southampton A 29-12-2003
1-1 Everton A 07-01-2004
4-1 Middlesbro H 10-01-2004
0-2 Aston Villa A 18-01-2004
2-1 Man City H 01-02-2004
1-3 Wolverhampton W A 07-02-2004
2-0 Southampton H 10-02-2004
1-2 Chelsea A 21-02-2004
2-1 Charlton H 28-02-2004
0-2 Blackburn R A 13-03-2004
2-1 Bolton H 20-03-2004
1-1 Man Utd H 28-03-2004
4-2 Liverpool H 09-04-2004
0-0 Newcastle A 11-04-2004
5-0 Leeds H 16-04-2004
2-2 Tottenham A 25-04-2004
0-0 Birmingham H 01-05-2004
1-1 Portsmouth A 04-05-2004
0-1 Fulham A 09-05-2004
2-1 Leicester H 15-05-2004
1-1 Portsmouth A 04-05-2004
0-1 Fulham A 09-05-2004
2-1 Leicester H 15-05-2004
Arsenal Home P19 W15 D4 L0 GF40 GA14 GDiff +26
Arsenal Away P19 W11 D8 L0 GF33 GA12 GDiff +21
Arsenal Away P19 W11 D8 L0 GF33 GA12 GDiff +21
Total Goal Diff + 47 Total Points 90
33 Graham Stack, 1 Jens Lehmann (from 25/27/2003), 24 Rami Shaaban, 13 Stuart James Taylor
22 Gael Clichy, 12 Bisan Etame Mayer Lauren, 18 Pascal Cygan, 23 Sol Campbell, 20 Philippe Senderos, 3 Ashley Cole, 5 Martin Keown
7 Robert Pires, Justin Hoyte, 19 Aparecido Gilberto Silva, 17 Eduardo Cesar Daude Gaspar Edu, 4 Patrick Vieira, 28 Kolo Toure, 8 Fredrik Ljungberg, 15 Raymond Parlour, 09 Jose Antonio Reyes
14 Thierry Henry, 11 Sylvain Wiltord, 25 Nwankwo Kanu, 30 Jeremie Aliadiere, 10 Dennis Bergkamp
Henry 30, Pires 14, Ljungberg 4, Edu 2, Bergkamp 4, Reyes 2, Wiltord 3, Gilberto 4, Vieira 3, Kanu 1, Toure 1, Campbell 1, Own Goals 4.
The 38 unbeaten game record is only part of the story because at the end of the 2002/2003 season Arsenal won their last two games
6-1 Southampton H 07-05-2003
0-4 Sunderland A 11-05-2003
0-4 Sunderland A 11-05-2003
Now add to that Arsenal were unbeaten in their first nine games of the 2004/2005 season and that means they set an ALL TIME LEAGUE RECORD of 49 unbeaten games in total
1-4 Everton A 15-08-2004
5-3 Middlesbro H 22-08-2004
3-0 Blackburn R H 25-08-2004
1-4 Norwich A 28-08-2004
0-3 Fulham A 11-09-2004
2-2 Bolton H 18-09-2004
0-1 Manchester City A 25-09-2004
4-0 Charlton H 02-10-2004
3-1 Aston Villa H 16-10-2004
5-3 Middlesbro H 22-08-2004
3-0 Blackburn R H 25-08-2004
1-4 Norwich A 28-08-2004
0-3 Fulham A 11-09-2004
2-2 Bolton H 18-09-2004
0-1 Manchester City A 25-09-2004
4-0 Charlton H 02-10-2004
3-1 Aston Villa H 16-10-2004
On the 24/10/2004 it took a very controversial penalty at Manchester United's Old Trafford ground and a late goal to finally end the unbeaten run in the 50th game 2-0. Without the referee getting duped into giving a penalty that never was, it would have been interesting to see how much further the record could have gone, because they would not have lost that game in Manchester without that scandalous decision
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